| 2024 |
Chris Ashworth |
Mineral nutrition across livestock species |
| 2022 |
Juan Loor |
Nutrigenomics in livestock: potential role in physiological regulation and practical applications |
| 2021 |
Maggie Gill |
How feeding livestock now has global implications: what does this mean for priority research questions? |
| 2018 |
David Masters |
Practical implications of mineral and vitamin imbalance in grazing sheep |
| 2016 |
John Black |
Animal nutrition: past, present and future – value of thinking across species and across disciplines |
| 2014 |
Joe Jacobs |
Challenges in ration formulation in pasture-based milk production systems |
| 2012 |
R.S. Hegarty |
Livestock nutrition – a perspective on the future needs in a resource challenged planet |
| 2010 |
Dennis Poppi |
Nutritional research to meet future challenges |
| 2008 |
G.T. Attwood |
Application of rumen microbial genome information to livestock systems in the postgenomic era |
| 2006 |
David Lindsay & Beth Paganoni |
Succession planning for continuity of research in the animal |
| 2004 |
J. Macrae |
‘Modern technologies’: 75 years of progress, but what are the future needs of our industry? |
| 2002 |
J.E. Vercoe |
Global food production and consumption: future trends, opportunities and constraints for livestock products |
| 2000 |
N. F. Suttle |
Minerals in Livestock Production |
| 1998 |
Hugh Dove |
Pastures and grazing animals – the interaction continues |
| 1996 |
D.E. Beever |
Improving the efficiency of nutrient utilisation and the predictability of product composition in the lactating dairy cow |
| 1994 |
K.W. Entwistle |
Whither the beef industry and its research and education components |
| 1992 |
J. Stocker |
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| 1990 |
A.D. Robson |
Agricultural education – what of the future? |
| 1988 |
I.W. McDonald |
The early history of Australian Research in Animal Nutrition |
| 1986 |
H.J. Lee |
The Underwood Lecture |
| 1984 |
R.J. Moir |
E.J. Underwood – Agricultural Scientist |
